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1y ago
Commafeed looks nice. Can it also auto download a full article and strip any kind of formatting and ads? That's kinda what I'm looking for. And then have an LLM filter on top of that to filter out all the stuff I don't care a
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1y ago
Sorry that was indeed uncalled for. It's just the "kids need to be tough again" narrative I have an issue with. That's especially coming from conservative Americans right now. We have so much wealth in the western world,
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1y ago
It's also a bit too unserious for me these days. There's always this stupid bs stuff like "my partner and I stopped having sex for 3 months and it improved our lives". That kind of crap belongs in Cosmopolitan not in a d
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1y ago
I just think life finds a way. Societies don't just disappear. They just change. There's too much value in Korea to just give up. Will it disappear as we know it? Yes. But that is true everywhere. The America as you knew it in 201
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1y ago
I've been thinking of running all the news headlines through a (local) AI to filter out stuff that is actually important, aiming for about 1% of headines or so.
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1y ago
> I suppose it theoretically could, but in practice it would mean it would cease to exist as it is now. But it's going to cease to exist as it is anyway. One way or another. And the people that remain will not be staring at a wall w
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1y ago
Well we are heading in that direction anyway. With software platforms getting more locked down. Having a rooted phone now is already enough to get banned from bank apps because you're not in the comfortable fluffy death grip of Google.
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1y ago
They can always allow more immigration. National populations don't grow only by births.
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1y ago
It's mainly beside nmap detection is a feature of most IDS so it's bound to raise some red flags. Same with even doing packet sniffing. It can be detected when using wireshark because it does reverse DNS lookups for each ip it see
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1y ago
Sometimes sending a message is part of the point. And you still have plausible deniability anyway "it was a false flag booo". The Russians do this a lot. This kind of attack that they want everyone to know they are being without t
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1y ago
Cobalt strike is just an automated script kiddie really. It's a way for red teamers to catch low hanging fruit. And because of that, there's not so much low hanging fruit anyway.
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1y ago
That doesn't have to be the result of it. A more humane regime in NK doesn't mean reunification has to happen. And, part of the reason those US forces are in South Korea is the threat of the North. By threatening US involvement in
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1y ago
I wonder if this hating on autism is part of the regime's focus on loyalty. Autistic people tend to make their own plans and are much more independent. I'd never be able to follow orders in an army for example. Whereas the current
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1y ago
Yeah it's also that American pick-ups usually don't feature 4WD (unless as an even more expensive option) which is kinda a need if you're into farming. It's a weird niche for people that want to show they are outdoorsy s
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1y ago
Interesting, and the F35 isn't even designed as a bomber (though it is very multirole)
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1y ago
Yeah the oversized gas guzzlers of the US were never popular in Europe. They're hard to park here (parking bays are smaller), difficult to drive in narrow historical cities, expensive to fuel etc. And pick-ups are very unpopular here,
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1y ago
That was never the intention of course. But I guess there are still benefits of scale like maintenance parts, training etc.
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1y ago
I think there was also the shock effect of this one tiny bomb with that much power. And the Japanese didn't know that America only had those two available. They could have had thousands for all they knew. And this is also something tha
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1y ago
Oh sorry I thought it was only about 100. I'd read that before but I must have remembered incorrectly. 400 is indeed very serviceable.
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1y ago
A wwii bomber is a weird first pressurised aircraft.. after all one bullet and you have explosive decompression.
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1y ago
The Linux Foundation is a bunch of business suits trying to tell the grassroots FOSS community to follow corporate interests. I don't take them seriously. Just look at their list of directors. It's the fortune 500 right there.
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1y ago
Facebook is mostly using AI now. Early this year they closed their entire moderation office in our city and fired the thousands of people that worked there. There was no training handover to other teams like what was the case before when a
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1y ago
Google's main business is not search, it's ads and analytics. But Google has a monopoly there because it operated at a loss to push others out. Like most American tech companies.
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1y ago
You sound very old man yelling at cloud. And the winner takes all is so American. And no discrimination against lgbt etc under the guise of free speech is not ok.
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1y ago
M1 doesn't exactly have stellar memory bandwidth for this day and age though
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1y ago
Blinkenlights are an admirable pursuit
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1y ago
Today's qwen3 30b is about as good as last year's state of the art. For me that's more than good enough. Many tasks don't require the best of the best either.
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1y ago
You get paid for an hour in the jacuzzi? Sign me up ;)
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1y ago
One thing I'd worry about is ads would become unviable or banned somehow would be that companies would militarize the word of mouth element. Basically like the old tupperware parties.
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1y ago
> Here's a better option that Google will more likely follow; simply build the fines into operation costs and bill that to EU customers or maybe all Google customers looking to serve ads in the EU. That will make Google less competi
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